The Way To PowerCLI : Retrieve VMs IP Addresses

we back again after break , today my first post in 2018 wish to all of you happy new year full of joy and all you wishes become true so today we will be talking about how to retrieve VMs IP Address You can get the IP addresses for VMs from  the virtual machine guest…

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VMware’s Acquisition of SD-WAN Startup VeloCloud

In November 2017, VMware announced the intent to acquire VeloCloud, the market leader in cloud-delivered SD-WAN that enables enterprises and service providers to deploy flexible, secure WAN connectivity. VeloCloud’s cloud-delivered SD-WAN enables enterprises to securely support application growth, network agility, and simplified branch and end-point implementations while delivering high-performance, reliable access to cloud services, private…

The Way To PowerCLI : Create ,Delete and consolidate Snapshots

Virtual machine snapshots are useful , since they  preserve the state of a virtual machine’s virtual disk and, optionally, virtual memory before upgrading an application for example. VM Snapshots are also taken by a lot of backup applications for VMs at the start of the backup and then removed at the end of the backup like "EMC Avamar".…

Initializing PowerCLI Modules in PowerShell ISE

starting from vSphere 6.0 release VMware has started using modules instead of PSSnapins in their distribution model of PowerCLI so today we are going to show how to load PowerCli Module in PowerShell ISE The PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) easy to use with VMware PowerCLI. When  writing  a script or a one-liner, one of the…

The Way To PowerCLI : Creating Virtual Machines

One of the most basic things you will do within VMware infrastructure is creating virtual machines. Adding one new virtual machine like this is fine, but if you are going to create multi-VM it's better to use script Using New-VM In PowerCLI, the New-VM cmdlet is used to create a new virtual machine. A few…

The Way To PowerCLI : Starting and stopping VMs

In this post we will continue our series " The Way To PowerCLI " and today we will talk about starting and stopping VMs With PowerCLI you can manage and automate your VMware infrastructure from the command line. After you connect to vCenter start with starting VMs You can use the complete name of the VM, or…

The Way To PowerCLI : The Beginning

how many times you have been asked to do some task on your VMware environment and it take from you so much time to finish , what if there is a way to make your life much Easier and save your time with VMware PowerCLI you will be able to boost your productivity  ,do bulk…